Brent Keough, the vice-president of Gander Disc Golf, walks Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin through the disc golf course at the Airport Nordic Ski Trails. 

Lauren Zito, the 2024 Artist in Residence at Kent Cottage in Brigus, is developing a project about Kathleen Kent, the wife of artist Rockwell Kent 

He's won six Grammys, performed with greats like Quincy Jones and Joni Mitchell. Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin speaks with Jacob Collier ahead of his 'dream gig': HarbourVoices in St. John's.  

We catch up with Dave Whitty, who's new work of the reality tv show East Harbour Heroes, is elevating his career in the arts. 

Actor Bob Joy tells us about screenings of the 1986 Newfoundland and Labrador cult film at a repertory cinema in Brooklyn.

Charlie Hiscock, Ann Hiscock Daniel, and Don Hiscock talk about their childhoods growing up by the National War Memorial in St. John's.

The conversation focuses on the crucial role of ESG in driving business resilience and long-term success, while also highlighting the challenges of balancing competing interests in sustainable investing, including those of lenders, insurers, investors and tenants. This episode’s guests also discuss using a data-driven decision-making process to mak…

Choral artist Hussein Janmohamed tells us how he works to connect the world through harmony -and what he will be doing at HarbourVOICES! in St. John's. 

Ting Ting Chen, 2024 ArtsNL Emerging Artist of the Year, and Deantha Edmunds, 2024 ArtsNL Artist of the Year, talk about their awards and their work. 

Mick Davis describes an unforgettable band gig - at a downtown St. John's elementary school  

We speak with artists Marcus Gosse, Zay Nova, Baraka, and Cristina Hernedez about the different ways we celebrate dad. 

Nigel Jenkins of Laughing Heart Music talks about the growth of the music scene in Western NL and why he thinks it needs its own music label. 

He'll do anything for his supportive fans. We hear what it was like when musician Adam Baxter ate a hot wing that rates 5 million on the Scoville scale.

Contemporary dancer Hiliary Knee talks about her new show, Of the Earth; Propelling Forward, inspired by the changing seasons in life and in nature. 

The folks at the Nickel Independent Film Festival took a cult classic, and asked local filmmakers to add their own twist. Elling Lien and Mike Fardy joins us as they ready for the premiere of Plan 709 from Outer Space

Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin drops by an adult gymnastics class in Grand Falls-Windsor to meet 62-year-old gymnast Michellle Critch and others. 

Canadian military veteran, and Cast On Cast Off knitting shop owner Lisa Chatzikirou joins us from France, where she has been attending D-Day 80th Anniversary commemorations

Vancouver comedian Charlie Demers is coming to St. John's to take part in a taping of CBC's The Debaters - and he tells us what goes into making a great show

Weekend AM's Ife Alaba drops by a rehearsal of Tamasha-O-Tamasha, and speaks with director Azal Dosanjh.

Waubgeshig Rice talks about journalism, fiction writing, and his upcoming trip to St. John's 

Lacey Pike of A Little Cup of Sea talks about slow tourism in her little hut in the woods. 

Wool carder Heather Nolan explains the craft and why they are so passionate about all things wool

HGTV-star Bryan Baeumler tells Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin about his new show, Byran's All In, and what it was like filming in Newfoundland.

Jacobs and Ivankovic cover the following topics: Over the last few years, Canada has seen more immigration to secondary or tertiary markets, and particularly in Alberta, which has been trying to attract more residents. Immigration is not only changing the number of Canadian consumers, but is also shifting how people consume products and the types o…

Dave Piercey has created minature scenes of Newfoundland in his Sherwood Park, Alberta garage 

Melissa Tobin asks some experienced moms at Oram's Bethesda Manor senior complex in Gander about Mother's Day 

Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin drops by the Mary Brown's restaurant in Gander - which has been named this year's best franchise worldwide. 

Elling Lien and Mike Fardy of The Nickel Independent Film Festival talk about plans to remake the sci-fi horror classic "Plan 9 from Outer Space" just in time for next month's festival 

We with multi-talented theatre and screen artist Santiago Guzman, who's made Newfoundland his home. 

Filmmaker Hunter Taplin and festival director Sophie Leon tell us about the films created by 25 young filmmakers for the third annual Pope Youth Film Festival 

Jenny Hawley of Picture NL tells us how the industry is working towards reducing its carbon footprint 

St. John's bakery owner Stephen Lewis talks about Irene Keating, the legendary counter worker at his bakery who recently died at the age of 84.

Osteomancy is one of the many forms of divination and healing, using trinkets and bones. Chantelle Galinski on Saved by a Spell tells Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin about the craft, and gives her a look into her future. 

Lisa Moore wrote the short story over 20 years ago, now playwright Megan Gail Coles has adapted Grace for the stage. The acclaimed writers join Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin to talk about working together. 

The inaugural St. John's Fashion Week is coming this August. We talk with organizers Jessica Brown and Tera McDonald about why style matters and how you could be a model. 

Last November, KingSett Capital announced the company had elevated Rob Kumer to the position of CEO while naming former CEO and founder (and previous Colliers Talks guest) Jon Love as Executive Chair of the firm. Started by Love in 2002, KingSett Capital is a leading Canadian private equity real estate firm that co-invests with institutional and ul…

Weekend AM's Sarah Blackmore explores the latest exhibit by artists Daze Jefferies and B.G. Osborne at the Eastern Edge Gallery, which how the water around us acts as an archive of human life

Weekend AM reporter Sarah Blackmore drops by sound check for the Canadian Folks Music Awards in St. John's to meet the visiting musicians in town.

We drop by the acting workshop at the 72nd annual NL Drama Festival and meet this year's adjudicator, Kate Smith. 

Melissa chats with NL Sketch Fest director Andrew Tremblett, and visiting performer Cam Wyllie, about the dawn of a new sketch comedy festival in the province.

Once a week at the Gander Public Library, Zoë Granville hosts baby yoga! Melissa recently got to chat with her about this unique fitness class, and also got to meet class attendees Robyn Stead and her five-month-old, Ellis.

Weekend AM's Sarah Blackmore chats with NL Provincial Drama festival co-chairs Bert Peddle and Randy Sooley, ahead of the festival which runs from March 31-April 6.

Melissa chats with local chair of the Canadian Folk Music Awards events, Wade Pinhorn, ahead of St. John's hosting this year's ceremonies from April 3-7.

The CBC's Nabila Qureshi takes us to Persian New Year celebrations in St. John's 

Nicole Penney of Memorial University's Folklore and Language Archive, and Nik Sexton, skateboarder and film maker, talk about the significance of the 1990s St. John's skateboarding scene

Daniel O'Keeffe, a volunteer with the St. John's Tool Library, shows us how he repaired his rice cooker, and tells us how you can learn to fix your own small appliances 

Manaar Shahabuddin and Cale Stevens of Memorial University's Sexual and Gender Advocacy talk about the inclusive Queer Prom event at the Breezeway.  

Susan Bonnell and Chris Panting of Theatre CBS tell us about their upcoming production of Duckish - featuring the ghost and fairy stories of Tom Dawe

Highlights from the award ceremony at Government House in St. John's, honouring the best in Newfoundland and Labrador writing. 

Julie Vogt, Executive Director of the NL Folk Arts Society, explains how the group is working with the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation to pilot a new arrangement for this year's NL Folk Festival.